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Riografías
Exhibition


Year

2025
Location

New York City, USA
Themes

Displacement, Afro-Indigenous medicine, Photojournalism


Summary


Riografías is a photography exhibition and collaborative art project that highlights the resilience of Afro-Indigenous women in the remote Alto Baudó region of Colombia. Isolated by violence, many residents have limited access to healthcare, education, or food. The work was exhibited with Doctors Without Borders at the Photoville Festival in New York City.



My Role


I joined the project as co-curator and graphic designer, collaborating closely with the photographer and the Photoville team to translate the story into an exhibition. My responsibilities included designing the exhibit materials, assisting with photo selection, and managing behind-the-scenes logistics. Throughout, I focused on preserving the women’s voices and the spirit of their work, ensuring the visual presentation honored the project's collaborative, community-driven nature.

Exhibition




Workshops



Original Photos




Collaborators


Institutions
Doctors Without Borders USA
Médicos Sin Fronteras (LATAM)
Individuals
Fernanda Pineda
Melissa Pracht
Nick Bayer


Hugo Gonzalez
Interdisciplinary artist and designer creating for culture, community, and conservation.